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Availability of alternate remedy do not preclude High Court from exercising jurisdiction– SC

Goods imported without valid licence liable to confiscation & redemption fine : SC

Amended Sec. 11B applicable in cases where implementation of order under un-amended sec.11B is pending – SC

Commitment by lawyer without express consent of client will not bind the client : SC

Specially designed ponds for rearing of prawns can be treated as a Plant

High Courts, being Courts of Record, have the inherent power of review

Consignment wise duty payment can be made through CENVAT credit balance: SC

Service tax cannot be levied on indivisible works contracts prior to 1st June, 2007: SC

Mere addition in value after certain process does not amount to manufacture– SC

Cost of Returnable Packing Material not to be included in assessable value– SC

Amount paid under Amnesty scheme will be treated as an adjustment towards interest- SC

Surrender of Advance Licence to receive products at lower rate will be treated as additional consideration-SC

Product could be treated as medicament if produced under Drug Licence- SC

Cash discounts deductible while determining Transaction value of excisable goods
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